Sensory Organs I

I have created my work on the theme of “an uncertain world full of overwhelming power, and an uncertain world that can never be grasped, and one's own existence, life, and natural activity that can certainly be felt within it.”

That axis hasn't changed even now, but since I had an experience where my existence felt extremely vague, my
2022 solo exhibition focused on “existence and boundaries as individuals” and “touching and being touched” them.

“Touching something also means being touched, and it's an act of confirming each other. It's the same for people, other living things, and I think it's an act of knowing not only the physical meaning, but also about oneself and other beings.

Also, at the same time, the outline of our existence is formed not only by our physical form, but also by our mental state and the extent to which all senses extend, etc., and that boundary may be constantly changing. ”

The 'Sensory Organ Series' I presented at that solo exhibition doesn't depict actual sensory organs in the body, but rather the image of sensing something and how it exists. One piece, 'Sensory Organ I,' represents a sensory organ that feels sound, or the act of sensing itself.